Going Once, Going Twice
29th Annual PILF Auction draws hundreds in support of student summer stipend...
The 29th Annual Public Interest Law Foundation Auction drew more than 330 people to the offices of Morgan Le...
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Ruth-Arlene Howe Receives Lifetime Achievement Award
Professor Emerita and classmate Walter Prince honored by Massachusetts Black...
BC Law Professor Emerita Ruth-Arlene W. Howe ’74 received the Massachusetts Black Lawyers Association’s ...
Amicus Brief ‘Pop Up’ Clinic Produces First Filing
New clinic responds to state court request....
BC Law's new Amicus Brief Clinic filed its first brief on March 28, responding to a request from the Massach...
The ‘Accidental Feminist’ Who’s Rewriting History
Former US Treasurer Rosie Rios strives to put women in their proper place in...
You carry her signature around with you every day in your pocket, if you happen to have 1 of the 1.2 trillio...
Returning Art to Its Rightful Place
Nicholas O'Donnell ’03 specializes in restoring treasures taken in World ...
In 1998, the US State Department held the Washington Conference to determine how to address the issue of Naz...
Henriette’s Story: The Power of Law
At our student orientation last August, I told the incoming 1L class about a recent book I had read by Henriette Ngenga, the mother of a young woman who used to babysit for my chil...
Passion Matters
A judge speaks of lessons learned in a career on both sides of the bench....
Legal careers are not always viewed as pursuits of passion, but it is the very passionate enthusiasm of at...
How Private Prisons Exploit Inmates—and American Ideals
Lawyer John Dacey discusses how to stop a correctional system gone awry....
“Land of the Free” is a fond nickname for the United States, as it emphasizes the justice and autonomy t...
BC Law Moves to 26th in US News Rankings
In the latest US News and World Report rankings, BC Law moved up four spots to #26. The School has moved up ten spots over the past three years. In the specialty rankings, US News...
Affordable Housing Was Never the Same in Newton…
...after Josephine McNeil ’87 started CAN-DO 22 years ago....
Building affordable housing often means navigating a difficult landscape of tenant needs, fundraising, regul...